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The Devils Lake 'Monster' just wouldn't die (opens the original)
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DEVILS LAKE, N.D. — The news was extremely dire. Maybe. A "monster serpent" had been repeatedly spotted in Devils Lake, a brackish expanse then covering about 130 square miles in northeastern North Dakota. "A Devils Lake mystery," reported the Devils Lake Inter-Ocean newspaper in a partly tongue-in-cheek article on Feb. 6, 1886. "A sea serpent rampant in the waters of our lake." A early trader, "Old man Graham," had reportedly seen the creature. Major Benham, his hair gone "white as snow," recou
Douglas Nelson's no good, very bad crime spree (opens the original)
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WAHPETON, N.D. — When Douglas Nelson held out his large cardboard box, the bank teller just didn't believe him. "This is a stickup," he muttered to teller Lorraine Steffens, smiling slightly. She thought it was a prank. "Are you kidding?" She said. Then turned away. Nelson was not kidding. He was, in fact, armed with a pistol and was deadly serious. It was Aug. 9, 1958, in Wahpeton, North Dakota. What happened next would abruptly end Nelson's mini-crime spree across two states, stop a newspaper'
Would you have fallen for the Sir Francis Drake pirate treasure hoax? (opens the original)
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ADRIAN, Minn. — It seemed like a can't-miss deal. For each dollar you send in, you'll get $7,000 back. What's not to love about that offer? Oh, um, just a few other aspects of this bargain: You would need to send your money to a man with a claim on the estate of Sir Francis Drake, the English buccaneer who died in 1596, leaving his wealth to build for hundreds of years. All you needed to do was wait for the money to roll in ... and believe it would. And definitely don't complain to the authoriti
Before Tesla hype, there was Model A mania (opens the original)
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FARGO — The rumors were true. Henry Ford was at it again. It was 1927. Ford's mass production of 15 million Model T cars — the legendary "Tin Lizzie" — had all but created the automobile industry in the United States by making a car affordable to anyone with even a half-decent paycheck. But by the late 1920s, the nearly two-decade-old Model T was showing its age, its features surpassed by shiny, new (and more expensive) vehicles made by Chevrolet and Dodge Brothers. And then the word spread that
In southeastern Minnesota, being a 'neighbor' includes civic groups, checking in (opens the original)
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LAKE CITY, Minn. — More than 30 people gathered in Lake City on Tuesday, Aug. 18, to discuss what it means to be neighbors in their corner of southeastern Minnesota. What emerged was a strong allegiance to working together in community groups, a love of a small-town lifestyle, and a belief that it's important to check on your neighbors and help when you can — despite political differences, which often go unspoken. "It was about what we appreciate about community, so that was refreshing ... just
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